"Dane Jackson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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1oki said:
I've given up on 'puters that can stand the winter - or my offroad summer insanity. I've gone through a number of them. They just don't last.
Any suggestions on the ulimate in rugged 'puters?
The Cateye Enduro series isn't too bad. It's surving lots of Seattle rain and general (mild) abuse. It's not all that tough, but I doubt anything else exists that's more hardy.
Yah. I've tried them. Nothing really seems to be able to stand up to -30C -40C winter days hereabouts
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The Cateye Enduro series isn't too bad. It's surving lots of Seattle rain and general (mild) abuse. It's not all that tough, but I doubt anything else exists that's more hardy.
Yah. I've tried them. Nothing really seems to be able to stand up to -30C -40C winter days hereabouts
Ah, I think that's a material limit of the LCD display. I live in a much more temperate climate obviously. My only real suggestion is to go ask on the Icebike list: <http://icebike.org/icebikelist.htm>
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